Yesteryear

* And So They Say: George Riffel: “When I’m mad at someone, I cuss him out if he’s smaller than I am—and if he’s bigger, I run.” Leta Bouchey: “Would you believe it— the wind blew one of my earrings off Sunday.

MEMBERS OF THE 1991 STOCKTON JUNIOR HIGH WRESTLING TEAM.

F. J. O’Brien, the proprietor of the Palace Café of Phillipsburg, attempted to commit suicide in one of the rooms above his place of business at about midnight on Sunday. Mr.

* Stockton High School wrestler Carlos Gallaway was headed to the State Wrestling Tournament in Hays.

* And So They Say: Glenn Conn: “If you folks have something you really want people to read, why do you put it on the front page? Why don’t you put it on the page with my ad?” Charlie Baxter: “Sunday afternoon I saw three deer this side of the bridge and four more within three miles of town.

FIRST-PLACE WINNERS.

Last week, B. C. Slason made a trade for a hotel property at Ness City, giving in exchange for his residence property in Stockton. The hotel is a new structure, not yet completed.

The Bluegrass trio Two Bits A Gander was set to perform at the Nova Theatre in March. Josh Price, a former Stocktonite, was one-third of the group.

* And So They Say: George Riffel: “You don’t have to believe it but I got this skinned nose when I followed my hunting dogs down over a little hill and ran right into a currant thicket.

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